The Penn's Grove record., 1887-10-22
Oct. %, 1887.
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The fall house cleaning is now in
progress.
ID. ". Summerlll, jr., is visiting rel
atives in Maryland.
Tam o'Shanrer caps are nov becom-
ing popular with the girls.
r. C. Parvin has withdra Nn from
the Parvin Spring Wagon Company.
The Bethel Church cleared about
$34 by their festival last Saturday night.
Mr.. Molly Given and her daughter
Helen, Of Sal EN- are visiting friends in
PennsgrOve
Read in another column the platform
on which d. q Leap will conduct his
fall campaign.
Capt. Samuel N. Denny has moved
into his beautiful new house ON Wis
sahickon avenue. ! ct NceN.hI,A'
Garrett summerill is having a crib
house built on his farm occupied by
Thos. Norton Jr.i - icry
=. There was n very large frost last Sun
day morning and ice as thick rs a win
dow glass was seen.
Candidate for Senator VIM. Newell
was in town on Tuesday looking after
his political prospects.
A wise man saves hay and corn by
keeping his horses warm with blank
cts bought at RObbins's.
Mrs. R becca Davis has had her
residence and bakery building greatly
beautiisd by the painters brush.
Harry Pyle having acqnituated,
James Yourison, Jr.. has taken his
place in the RECORD office as typo p. d.
W. P. Denny has just laid in a ne"
stock ri sleighs to which lie invites the
attention If all who contemplate pur-
chasing.
Wm.. Hunt, a young farmer. of Ped
ricktowri, recently lost an eye, having
it hit 'witbra piece of stone which he
was pounding.
The veterans of the Gath Regiment
N, j., Volunteers are taking the re-
cent advice of Pemberton Pierce and
making preparations fof a reunion.
Rev. j. w. Grant and David u.
Simpkins, the delegate +" represent tbs
Bethel CHURCH. left for the NJ. 2. Con-
ference at Fair Haven n Tuesday
The case of Thomas F. Riley cutting
-'Hamie" Morris in Pennsgrove last
summer was called mp before the
grand jury on Tuesday but rs no one
appeared against him he was released.
Read Mullin & Sons in another COL
m and see what you ''Think of it,"
You can 60 to II no more reliable
place for IA good suit of clothes than
they.
Rev. w. A. Allen, of Pennsville is
suffering from al at tack of pleurisy so
he is unable to be present at the ex-
ira meetings now being held in his
church.
Charles Brown, of P%ennsville, who
purchased the J.. p. Neck NJ. E. Chap
Ell, and moved it across the road, has
remodeled it into IA handsome residence
and store.
Mrs. S. Price and Mrs. W. Marger-
nm are the delegates to represent the
.Pennsgrove W. c. T. U. in the State
convention tn be held in Millville
next Tuesday.
Quarterly meeting tomorrow at the
NJ. +. Churches. Presiding Elder Mil
ton Relyea will preach in the morning
at Emmanuel and in the evening at
st. Pauls church.
The Pennsgrove boys succeeding in
having q game of base tall last Satur-
day, tie first for a long time. The
score stood; Quicksteps, s runs; Penns-
grove Nine, rs runs,
Capt. J. d. Whitaker left Penns-
grove on Thursday on his schooner
the l.. X. Cot timgham with a load of
coal for Galveston. He will visit APP
p~alachacola and ~Cienfuegoes, Cuba,
before his return home.
W. NJ. Singerly's yacht Restless is to
be bauled out at Marcus Hook, and be
cut in two and heightened about II
feet. She will also have two boilers
placed in her instead of the one now
aboard the ship. The improvements
are to be made with the expectation
OF increased speed.
We are sorry so many failed to get
their RECORD last week because of the
negligence of the carrier. We have a
new carrier and if anyone misses their
RECORD please inform MS and we will
try to have you accommodated.
Miss Mary E. Miller, only daughter
of Judge Samuel I. Miller. OF Paulsbo-
TO, was married to Otis Keefer, of
Philadelphia, on Wednesday at the
residence of the BRIDES parents. Dan
iel V. = gill, wife and liter,
of / eunsgrove -ttended the =.
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